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Medically Reviewed Paying attention to the fabric of your clothing, as well as how you wash it, can help reduce skin irritation. Marti Sans/Stocksy For many of us, doing laundry is automatic, and we treat it as a simple chore to check off our to-do list. But if you’re managing eczema, you may want to put some extra thought into how you wash your clothes and what you use to do so. “The wrong laundry product can be a real nightmare for someone with eczema,” says Jeffrey M. Cohen, MD, a dermatologist and an assistant professor at Yale School of Medicine in New Haven, Connecticut. “Some l...

Why we all need to stop taking beauty advice from Gwyneth Paltrow’s advice on ‘toxic’ SPF and bizarre application process is both incorrect and potentially damaging 1 April 2021 • 10:36am Gwyneth Paltrow at In goop Health London 2019 on June 29, 2019 Credit: Darren Gerrish/WireImage Gwyneth Paltrow is not a dermatologist. Or an aesthetician. Or a doctor. I just wanted to get that out of the way, because in the Goop founder’s latest offering of wellness ‘advice’, in a video entitled Everyday Guide to Skin Care and Wellness on the American Vogue website, she waxes lyrical about th...

Medically Reviewed iStock Unbearably itchy skin is a very common eczema symptom. Nonetheless, scratching only makes the skin condition worse and invites infection, according to Harvard Health Publishing. When itching is very troublesome, eczema treatment often includes oral antihistamines (along with other medications), which are drugs used to stop the itch-scratch cycle of eczema that can bother you in the day and even keep you up at night. “While antihistamines won't stop the eczema flare-ups from happening, they will help to relieve some of the itchiness, and itchiness is the No. 1 compl...

Medically Reviewed Eva Katalin/Getty Images If you’re living with eczema, you know that what you do — or don't — apply to your skin can affect whether red, dry, and itchy skin stays at bay. But sometimes figuring out which products are safe for you takes some trial and error. “The right skin-care routine can help support skin functioning in eczema, but the wrong one can make matters worse,” says Joshua Zeichner, MD, a dermatologist and director of cosmetic and clinical research in dermatology at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City. The most common form of eczema is the itchy skin ...

iStock While there’s no magic-bullet food to cure asthma, making some changes in your diet may help reduce or control asthma symptoms. In general, a healthy, varied diet plan is beneficial with asthma, says Holly Prehn, RD, a certified nutrition support clinician at the University of Colorado Hospital in Denver. Nutrients, there is evidence that a traditional Western diet — which is high in refined grains, red meat, processed meat, and sweets — can increase inflammation and worsen asthma symptoms, while a diet filled with more fruits and vegetables can positively impact both asthma ris...